House prices are high — too high for many first-time buyers.

The city is working closely with big business.

A New York Times reporter took a look at immigrants living in the cramped, dark, illegal spaces in Queens.

Sometimes a housing story is actually a love story.

Becoming a landlord helped Beverly Wilcox retire at 54, go back to school and launch a second career.

New York Times reporter Emily Badger says several cities are scrutinizing zoning laws that anything other than single-family homes.

Homeownership gives creatives a place to live and work.

One journalist spent years reporting on segregation in Baltimore, Maryland. He found that segregated communities can shape our economic futures.

How did 30% of income become the accepted benchmark?

The “accessory dwelling unit” is growing steadily in popularity, especially in expensive neighborhoods.